Scholarships
Scholarships Now Open I Study HMF701 Agricultural Health and Medicine in 2027
Grow your impact. Support farming communities. Apply today for a farmer health study scholarship. Applications are open from Oct 5 2026 to Nov 1 2026.
Learn more & applyLook Over the Farm Gate I Community Grants Program
Further funding released to Round 2
Look Over the Farm Gate community grants program is designed to help communities deliver events that bring people together and support mental wellbeing. Applications are now open and events must be held before 31 December 2026. The Look Over the Farm Gate Community Grants Program is supported by the Victorian Government.
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Supporting rural mental wellbeing through a positive memory training
We’re recruting participants for the MemFlex program. Discover how MemFlex is being trialled to bring mental health support closer to rural communities.
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Planning a community event I You need Tackling The Tough Topics
Our resource, Tackling the Tough Topics features tips, the latest case studies and practical templates – including a new question guide for panel discussions – to help you plan events that support mental health and wellbeing in farming communities.
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Shifting Gears New Module I Hearing Safety in Agriculture
Developed with support from Deafness Forum Australia, the Hearing Safety in Agriculture module empowers young people in agriculture to take charge of their hearing health.
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Partner with us to continue making a difference to farmers and their communities
We have a vision to shape tomorrow’s healthiest farming communities worldwide – but we can’t do it alone. We actively seek to build strong relationships with like-minded organisations who share our vision of making a difference to farmers’ lives.
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We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay respect to their Elders, past, present and emerging.
We are committed to working with and supporting people who are diverse in gender, race, culture, religion, sexuality, ethnicity, age and ability.